Hi experts, what is the purpose of having the GET/POST plus the
ampersand in theb eginnning of the base string for signing the
requests?
Regards, Carlos
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I am having the sme situation as Paul, would be a code showing the 2
legged in action, no language preference, I mayy read any prog
language, thanks, Carlos
On 10 mayo, 16:32, Paul Bonser mister...@gmail.com wrote:
That redirect is part of the OAuth standard, so there's really no way
around
question goes to: is oauth with a reference
implementation or site where testing can be directed? Regards, Carlos
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the right expertise. Is this too much asking or am I dreaming?
Regards, Carlos
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Hi, surprinsingly, the oauth.jar has no logging so I wondered if there
is an un official jar with logging enabled, so I can see the base
string used for signature and the elements used to build it, regards,
Carlos
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ok thanks
On Jun 10, 5:09 pm, John Kristian jmkrist...@gmail.com wrote:
A debugger can show you what the code is doing. The latest release
includes the signature base string in the OAuthProblemException thrown
by OAuthClient.invoke when something goes wrong, as a parameter named